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Wednesdays · 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM · 4-Week Program
Our Exploratory Youth Training program is designed for young performers who are curious, imaginative, and eager to learn the foundations of acting for both stage and camera. Each 90-minute class blends classical theatre techniques with professional on-camera training, helping students build confidence, focus, and expressive storytelling skills.
The first 30 minutes are dedicated to classical warm-ups that develop posture, breath support, vocal clarity, and emotional connection. These early habits are essential for stage actors and equally valuable for young performers learning how to work on camera. The next 30 minutes introduce script analysis in a fun, age-appropriate way, teaching students how to understand character intentions, simple story structure, and how to make clear acting choices. The final 30 minutes bring the material to life as students perform on camera, followed by immediate playback to encourage growth and self-awareness.
Parents are invited to watch the final 10 minutes of each class to view their child’s on-camera playbacks and observe progress throughout the month. During the fourth and final class of each cycle, parents are welcome to watch the entire session to better understand our training approach and curriculum design.
Original short scripts are provided weekly, ensuring each class offers fresh challenges, imaginative storytelling, and exciting opportunities for young actors to grow.
Please note: There are no makeup classes for this program.
*Jan classes will meet on the 7th, 14th, 21st, and wrap on the 28th.
Wednesdays · 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM · 4-Week Program
Our Exploratory Youth Training program is designed for young performers who are curious, imaginative, and eager to learn the foundations of acting for both stage and camera. Each 90-minute class blends classical theatre techniques with professional on-camera training, helping students build confidence, focus, and expressive storytelling skills.
The first 30 minutes are dedicated to classical warm-ups that develop posture, breath support, vocal clarity, and emotional connection. These early habits are essential for stage actors and equally valuable for young performers learning how to work on camera. The next 30 minutes introduce script analysis in a fun, age-appropriate way, teaching students how to understand character intentions, simple story structure, and how to make clear acting choices. The final 30 minutes bring the material to life as students perform on camera, followed by immediate playback to encourage growth and self-awareness.
Parents are invited to watch the final 10 minutes of each class to view their child’s on-camera playbacks and observe progress throughout the month. During the fourth and final class of each cycle, parents are welcome to watch the entire session to better understand our training approach and curriculum design.
Original short scripts are provided weekly, ensuring each class offers fresh challenges, imaginative storytelling, and exciting opportunities for young actors to grow.
Please note: There are no makeup classes for this program.
*Jan classes will meet on the 7th, 14th, 21st, and wrap on the 28th.
